Where so I find application support on iOS 10.8.4

I know where to find application support on about another mac but not my mac which is so updated. If anyone could give me input soon that would be helpful.

You might need to explain in more detail what you are after - it's not quite clear.
Do you mean the Application Support folder?
There are two. They can be opened by pasting each of these paths into the "Go to Folder..." dialog in the Finder > Go menu.
/Library/Application Support
~/Library/Application Support
(The tilde tells your mac to start in the Home folder of your account.)
You can also highlight each of the paths (or triple-click them), then control click, then Services, then Reveal.

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NObodE wrote:
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